- Northern Premier League Chairman's Cup
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Northern Premier League Chairman's Cup Founded 2000 Region England
WalesNumber of teams 67 Current champions Mickleover Sports (1st time) Most successful club Hyde United
(2 wins)Website Evo-Stik League Website 2010–11 The Northern Premier League Chairman's Cup is currently a one-off game played between the champions of the Northern Premier League Division One North and Division One South. Prior to the creation of these leagues in 2007, the cup was a "plate" competition for teams that lost in the Challenge Cup. The winner of the Chairman's Cup now goes on to play the Premier Division champions in the Peter Swales Shield.
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History
The Chairman's Cup's first season was in 1999–2000. At this point the Northern Premier League consited of just two divisions and the tournement was a "plate" competition for teams that had lost in the Challenge Cup. The competition is now competed by the respective Division One North/South champions. Hyde United is the most successful team with 2 wins. Due to the new structure of the competition, it is now only possible to defend the title if the champions of Division One North/South are not promoted to the Premier Division – as happened with Retford United in 2007–08 due to ground problems.
Since the split of Division One into two leagues in 2007–08; winning the Chairman's Cup secures qualification to play the Premier Division champions in the Peter Swales Shield.
Finals
Pre-split
Categories:- Northern Premier League
- Recurring sporting events established in 2000
- Football cup competitions in England
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